Ukraine attacks forced Black Sea Fleet to move warships from Sevastopol, Russian official says
Russia's Black Sea Fleet has been forced to move many warships from the naval base of Sevastopol on the Crimean peninsular, which Russia annexed in 2014, due to attacks by Ukraine, a Russian-installed official was quoted as saying on Sunday.
Russia's Black Sea Fleet forced to redeploy over Ukrainian drone attacks, Russian proxy admits
"It (Black Sea Fleet) was forced to change, in fact, its registration because our large ships became large targets for the enemy's unmanned boats," Dmitry Rogozin, a Russian official heading the Russian occupation of Zaporizhzhia Oblast,
UK Warns Russian Strikes on Black Sea Delay Grain Supplies to Palestinians, Global South (Reuters) - Russia's increased ...
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UK allocates $155 million to protect ships in Black Sea from Russia's attacksThe UK is providing an additional £120 million ($155 million) to the Maritime Capability Coalition to protect the Black ...
As of 06:00 a.m. on Wednesday, October 23, russia has one ship on combat duty in the Black Sea, which is not a carrier of ...
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said on Monday he and Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan had discussed safe navigation ...
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of disrupting food supplies to Gas, after ...
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UK Prime Minister warns that Russia’s Black Sea attacks threaten global food security"Russia's indiscriminate strikes on ports in the Black Sea show that (Russian dictator Vladimir) Putin is willing to gamble ...
After three cargo ships were hit in Russian missile strikes on Ukrainian ports this week, killing at least 10 and injuring ...
An increase in Russian attacks on Ukrainian port infrastructure in recent weeks threatens food shipments to destinations from ...
The Russian Black Sea Fleet has left Crimea. The main reason for this, as it turns out, is the drone attacks by the Ukrainian ...
BUCHAREST, Oct 23 (Reuters) - Romania's government will approve on Wednesday a plan to upgrade rail infrastructure in the Black Sea port of Constanta to create a second railroad access point, part ...
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